... mischievous system of faggot voting, through the operation of freehold ian I societies, in the hands the lairds and agents of the Whig and Tory factions, while it would leave the balance of parties and j»ower nearly the same at the present time. Thtsc propositions ...

... mining districts of England, the Tory influence predominates, while the former rarely gets beyond the election of aristocratic Whigs. South Lancashire and the West Biding of Yorkshire are districts of a peculiar character, yet it was considered great achievement ...

... in which the minds of adults an have been cast are apt to be prematurely assumed. Bt The young antagonists call themselves Whigs or of VIories-Churchinien or Liberals. But their ideas of m these distinctions are theoretical and anticipatory, WI unisullied ...

... Parliament?' It is known that the present Premier of England looks with uneasy glances at the once puissant leader of the great Whig connection. The Ministerial parasites scarcely hide their attempts to ruin the future prospects of the statesman whose name ...

... godly of the wild of Muirkirk be was reckoued man of all, as it found ite basis in the Christian faith, That its expression Whig Book,” the it was called the royal the man of his counsel, apd the standard of his life. He laboured as became him, in a lowly ...

... which the ruling date tbit country are nominally traonlinary changes our time; and is impossible to divided? Whig mav abuse Tory, and Tory Whig, to refute very high credit to tlmt, person alloth, , any decree the scale of rhetorical execration, with- has ...

... lin class, the fashienotble shaphompers of heimiastreet and Piccadilly, and of dibble ewned by the , Marquis of tronisod by Whig and eery a general' situation a hay sell hourly some of coercion Ihrests, and probable More of (these men we . -eut of -town ...

... certainly a singular one. It gives distinct utterance to what is being whispered about in numerous circles, that the Juvenile Whig, Civis dreads the Ultimus Romanorurn of Whiegery this coming session. Lord John, we are assured, can a tale unfold ; and he ...

... agreeing on the desirability of a real and complete free trade, are divided on most other topics of discussion. Old Tories, old Whigs, moderate Conservatives, Democrats, Communists, find themselves associated to effect a great financial and commercial revolution ...

... 89 maty names of new men allowed to sit in the Cabinet! in 1782; in 1806; Mackintosh, in 1831; register the policy of the Whigs, in exclading men or broad acres, from Mr Macaulay's case is no The life under the patronage of the Marquis of Lansdowne. Thus ...

... importance and consequence there would at least have been open counsel. But it seems not. All who oppose it are deneunced as Whigs or Tories, and all who examine it with a friendly suspicion of its insufficiency as waverers and nonentities. Such is the ...

... ing or no ridicule too overwhelming for Lord John only m and Parliamentary reform. This was at a time paths o when the great Whig leader was in power, when tions m a Reform Bill was expected by his followers, when peace and the absence of any passionate ...